Pure Plastic Surgery

7265 SW 93rd Ave., Ste. 201, Miami, Florida

Pure Plastic Surgery

7265 SW 93rd Ave., Ste. 201, Miami, Florida
Phone: (786) 628-9507
Phone: (786) 628-9507

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Doctors

S. Alexander Earle, MD, FACS
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Dr. S. Alex Earle is an Ivy League, double board-certified plastic surgeon with over a decade of experience in the field. He is the founder and medical director of Pure Plastic Surgery in Miami, Florida, where he specializes in all areas of aesthetic surgery, including Breast Augmentation, Tummy Tuck, Liposuction, Brazilian Butt Lift, and Mommy Makeover. Dr. Earle graduated from Princeton University and received his medical degree from New York University. He began his surgical training at the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital, including two years of NIH funded research. He was then accepted to Duke University, one of the top plastic surgery training programs in the nation. Dr. Earle is known for his expertise, mastery, and professionalism, which he brings to every patient interaction. He is committed to providing the highest level of care and achieving the best possible outcomes for his patients. At Pure Plastic Surgery, Dr. Earle and his team provide a personalized approach to each patient’s needs and goals. The state-of-the-art facility is equipped with the latest technology and staffed by highly trained professionals who are dedicated to ensuring patient safety and satisfaction. In addition to his clinical practice, Dr. Earle is actively involved in research and education. He has published numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals and is a frequent lecturer at local and national conferences. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Dr. Earle has staff privileges at several hospitals in South Florida. Dr. Earle’s unique combination of training, experience, and personal attention sets him apart.

Natalia Vidal Laureano, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Dr. Natalia Vidal Laureano, with double board-certification from the American Board of Surgery and the American Board of Plastic Surgery, is dedicated to providing a safe, luxurious, patient-centric environment for those seeking her expertise to enhance their bodies and overall well-being in Miami, Florida. As a woman with personal experiences in body image, aging, and motherhood, Dr. Vidal offers a perspective that patients find relatable, comforting, and invaluable throughout their plastic surgery journey. Renowned for transformative surgeries, particularly for massive weight loss patients, body-contouring, ultrasound-guided Brazilian Butt Lifts (BBLs), labiaplasty, and labia puff procedures, Dr. Vidal has honed her skills in Smart AestheticsTM under the guidance of Dr. Earle. This approach prioritizes the natural body shape to yield customized, imperceptible surgical outcomes. Born and raised in Puerto Rico, Dr. Vidal is fluent in both English and Spanish. She currently resides in Miami, Florida, alongside her husband and son. Dr. Vidal eagerly anticipates the opportunity to meet you soon!

Garrett Wegerif, MD
Board Eligible Plastic Surgeon

Dr. Garrett Wegerif is a distinguished plastic surgeon at PURE Plastic Surgery in Miami, Florida, known for his emphasis on beauty, safety, and patient education. He specializes in a range of procedures, including all types of breast surgeries, drainless tummy tucks (abdominoplasty), liposuction, and ultrasound-guided Brazilian Butt Lifts (BBLs). Dr. Wegerif's approach is grounded in Smart AestheticsTM, a technique that takes into account the natural proportions of each patient. His comprehensive consultation process is marked by careful consideration and thoughtful precision, enabling patients to achieve their desired aesthetic goals with confidence and assurance. His extensive and prestigious training in general, plastic, and reconstructive surgeries serves as the bedrock for his success in tackling complex surgical cases. Additionally, his creative expression has been instrumental in shaping his career in aesthetic surgery of the breast and body for both men and women. Dr. Wegerif's educational background includes a bachelor’s degree with honors in science and biology from the University of South Florida, and a Doctor of Medicine with honors from Ross University School of Medicine. He completed his general surgery residency at the renowned Cleveland Clinic Florida, where he excelled as chief resident. Following this, he pursued a residency in plastic and reconstructive surgery at the University of New Mexico, earning the position of chief resident in his final year. He is board certified by the American Board of Surgery and board eligible by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. His extensive knowledge is showcased through multiple authored and co-peer-reviewed medical journal articles and book chapters. Dr. Wegerif, a Florida native from the Space Coast, currently resides with his family in Fort Lauderdale, where he enjoys activities such as boating, traveling, and maintaining his fitness.


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Sharon091892April 24, 2024
Made me feel so safe during my whole experience

My results are AMAZING and the staff here made me feel so safe during my whole experience. My post op instructions were very clear and informative. And my after care was very thorough. My nurse Mariam was 10/10 and stayed with me my first 24 hours. She went above and beyond for me and my care. My nurse Ruth was also very attentive. The hotel was nice and very clean and professional. Jessica my...

RSProfile4269005April 8, 2024
She exceeded my expectations with my surgery results

Best experience ever! I was very scared an nervous at my pre op appt. Dr Vidal answered all of my questions and made me feel safe and comfortable. She exceeded my expectations with my surgery results. I can’t believe how good I look. Went to my 5 day post op appointment yesterday and everything is looking great so far. They were able to remove one of my drains. Can’t wait to get the oth...

Pita_76April 4, 2024
The process from beginning to end was phenomenal

I had wanted a mommy makeover since I can remember I hesitated for years and never really thought it was something I can do as I got older I realize that it was something that was just bugging me more than I actually admitted. It was after years of yo-yo dieting, I finally started to lose the weight. I wanted to lose and decided that it was time to get rid of my pouch, a breast lift, and some...

SRodriguez0418April 1, 2024
If You’re Looking for a Sign This is It!!

Almost 3 months post op and here’s my experience. Dr Vidal and pure was nothing less than amazing. Each and ever encounter with the staff and Dr Vidal was positive from my very first encounter. Coming from out of town for surgery I don’t know what to expect. But I promise you, you are not just a number. I developed a seroma when I came back home. And the pure staff was there every step of the...

Nurturing963971March 27, 2024
Surgery Booked- May 15th 2024

3/27/24 My consultation with Dr Alex Earle is April 4th 2024. My Surgery date is May 15th 2024, reason why i put 20% payment down and booked surgery already is because i see really good reviews and results from the Dr. so I have no doubt that consultation wouldn't go as planned, & also because i want to get this over with! lol I will keep you guys updated! I am extremely nervous and...


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Q: How to decide between drainless vs drains?
Answered by Dr. WegerifSeptember 22, 2023

A: I will preface my answer by saying I do primarily drainless abdominoplasties. With that being said I think both techniques are very effective and as others have mentioned you should choose the surgeon you trust and get consistent results. The complication profile between the two techniques when done correctly is very similar, specifically the risk of seroma formation. Some studies actually showed a decreased risk of seroma with the drainless.

Some patients just have a significant aversion to drains for a multitude of reasons; pain, squeamish about bodily fluids, anxiety about drain removal, the headache of recording drain outputs, restrictions on showering after surgery, etc. For these patients the drainless technique will provide great benefit.

I strongly disagree that you "cannot pull as tight" with the drainless technique. The progressive tension sutures that make the drainless technique possible actually offloads tension on the incision allowing you to pull the flap very tight.

I will be the first to admit that there are tradeoffs with the drainless technique. Most notably, increased operative time to place the progressive tension sutures (usually 15-30min). There can also be temporary dimpling of the skin in areas of the progressive tension sutures but this goes away within a few weeks. There are also rare circumstances during surgery that I may feel inclined to leave a single drain for a few days but this is uncommon.

You should go with your gut and choose the surgeon you are most comfortable with. Best of luck with your decision!

Q: Do I need a tummy tuck? Or what can be done about stomach loose skin? (Photo)
Answered by Dr. WegerifSeptember 20, 2023

A: Congratulations on your weight loss! This is a very difficult question to answer without doing an examination. The safe answer is probably a tummy tuck but based on your photos its possible you could also be a candidate for Lipo with a skin tightening device like Bodytite or J-Plasma.

Factors that make lipo/skin tightening a reasonable option are skin quality and age. If you don't have any stretch marks and are less than 25 years old it may be reasonable. Another thing to consider is if you need a diastasis repair you would be better served with a tummy tuck.

If you end up doing lipo/skin tightening then skin laxity is always a possibility and the only way to improve that would be a tummy tuck so it also comes down to what you are willing to tolerate in terms of getting a secondary procedure. Best of luck with your plastic surgery journey.

Q: Breastfeeding before breast reduction, should I be concerned about the presence of milk 9 days pre-op?
Answered by Dr. WegerifSeptember 20, 2023

A: Congratulations on your upcoming surgery. Every surgeon has their own recommendations but generally speaking if you were my patient and had stopped breastfeeding at least 6 months ago but were still producing a small amount of milk I would move forward with surgery. I would advise you that you have a slightly increased risk of forming a lactocele (milk cyst) that may require medication or drainage to treat. Best of luck with your surgery!

Q: Considering a breast augmentation after weight loss - will I need a lift in addition to implants?
Answered by Dr. WegerifSeptember 20, 2023

A: Congratulations on your weight loss! That is a huge accomplishment. Accurate measurements are necessary to to give a definite answer but strictly based on your photos you would likely be a candidate for augmentation without lift if you were ok with a larger size implant to accommodate the skin envelope. Another important consideration is the technique used; I would recommend a dual plane 2 or 3 submuscular implant placement. This will allow for the upper portion of the implant to be covered by muscle and conceal rippling but the lower portion of the implant will be covered by the glandular breast tissue allowing the implant to fall into a more natural position in relation to the nipple.

If you only wanted a very small implant you would likely require a lift.

Q: Suture granuloma at muscle repair. Will this compromise the muscle repair?
Answered by Dr. WegerifSeptember 20, 2023

A: If you developed an issue with a sure in the acute post operative phase of recovery and remove one of the plication sutures less than 3-6 months after the procedure it could compromise the results because your body hasn't been able to form strong scar tissue keeping the muscles together but after two years I would be surprised if your muscular plication was effected by a suture removal. As always, it's best to consult with your surgeon because they may have additional information about your case that is leading to their recommendation. Wishing you the best.